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... warned him to be more careful in futore, and allowed hint to go on payment of costa (St. 01) It KN. —William Rees, Thomas Thomas, William Thomas, and Benjamin Williams were charged with firing off gees, the brat-named over the wall adjoining and the others ...
... perpetrated in Commercial-road, London, the other evening. Some half•dozcn men were seen ►oitering about the premises of Mr. Thomas Cook, jeweller, durin,, the afternoon, and they had la•en watched at ii ervals for some time. A few minutes before 6 one of ...
... the entertain. ment one of the most enjoyable and instructive it has been our priviliwe to attend. Tea at St . Luke's.—This hardy annual was as popular as ever on Wednesday, the rendezotte being Psnrhiwpenar. A fine day for St Luke's tea seems almost to ...
... following teachers under the Aberystruth School Board •—F. T. Harries, and 1. L. Wiltams, Gal peach School ; Gathorne Hardy Jenkins and Thomas James, Blaine Schools.—On Tuesday evening, Mr. T. James, on the occasion of hie departure for Aherystruth College ...
... Gladstone, M.P., the Right Hon. Lord Farrar, the Right lion. Shaw-Lafevre, S. Esq., M.P., the Right Hon. James Bryce. M.P., Thomas Burt, Esq. AL P.. the Rev. Dr. Clifford, J. A. Bright, Esq., W. T. Stead, Esq., Councillor Martineau (Birmingham), W. Randal ...
... varieties, T. Allen ; stocks, four Mounts, M. 'Morgan: pansies, six varieties. I M. Nlorgatt, Allen. FEitxs. • lied collection of hardy f e r ns , I J. J.:l. Davits. V.vett:ix.. • Ikans, broad pools, 1 T. Allen, IL Humphreys ; beans, French pods, 1 T. Allen ...
... public. Personal. —We congratulate Miss Sophorah Thomas, Spencer Street, upon her appointment as assistant to Mr. J. Lewis, Headmaster, Briery Ili!l schools in place of Mr. J. Miles resigned. Miss Thomas made an honourable pass at the late Swansea Examinations ...
... LOANS, In some of not less than £lOO, at 3 per oent per annum, secured by Debentures and ▪ tibial to !LI months notke.—.lppG THOMAS COLT , F. c.A.. Borough Accountant, Town Dell, Dimmer._ COLOGNE CONSERVATOIRE of MUSIC Cinder the Direction of Paorresoe Da ...
... sustaining severs A New Paotor. —Mr. J. °knish:At, of Mar.: ties. thy, the pa crowded of Salem .duptist 13121101alittin.—Mr. J. Thomas, &insistent master preached to a crowded audience in the lat.er fill a lt:urruridge Schools, has been appointed bead. ute: ...
... Corr.—David RAM seer maim , for • imaoh of the Swine Fewer 1 —P O. 31 stand that fromd 0 ',meant. —Pined 104. Diginessa—Sersh Thomas was damaging fearing on 27th Jam beings* Ann Darks —Oomplaimat having gives widest% tile cam was dimonsed. BAT) AND NO Newbridge ...
... pressed and were awarded a free, but nothing resulted. Powell, for the homesters, got the ball from a scrum, and passed to Thomas, who gave np to C. Williams, and the latter snored between the poste. Mills converted. Half- time score: 1 goal, 1 try, 4 ...
... hie energy in atilt undiminished. Mr. Herbert Hardy Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., M.P., who been appointed to be one of the justices of the High Court of Justice, is the second son of the late Mr. William Cozsne.Hardy, J.P., of L^theting•ett Hall, Holt, Norfolk. ...